A Bright Light in Atlanta's Harris Homes
In the early 1970s, the Harris Homes housing project in Atlanta, Georgia, was a bustling community filled with families striving for a better life. Among them was the Murrill family, whose youngest member, 9-year-old Anthony Lee Murrill, was known for his infectious smile and helpful nature. Born on January 18, 1962, Anthony was a well-loved child who often ran errands on his purple bicycle for elderly neighbors, embodying the spirit of community.
The Fateful Night of November 14, 1971
On the evening of November 14, 1971, Anthony went to bed in the top bunk he shared with his 13-year-old brother, Vincent. The family resided in Harris Homes, a public housing complex on Sells Avenue. Vincent later recounted that he slept through the night without any disturbances. However, when he awoke the next morning, Anthony was gone. There were no signs of a struggle, and the front door was found unlocked. Despite extensive searches, Anthony was never seen again. ...Read More
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